fix(linter): Fix false positive on React in consistent-type-imports#11171
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…#11171) ## What This PR Does Updates `typescript/consistent-type-imports` to ignore `React`. This is not a "great" solution; ideally we would be reading the user's `tsconfig.json` and using info from that to selectively ignore/report unused `React` imports. Doing this would also fix remaining false positives in this rule. This workaround should work in most cases though. I can make follow-up PR to have our lint runtime parse `tsconfig.json` files and make that data available to rules via `LintContext`. That change would potentially have large implications and lots of edge cases, so we should discuss it first.
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What This PR Does
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typescript/consistent-type-importsto ignoreReact.This is not a "great" solution; ideally we would be reading the user's
tsconfig.jsonand using info from that to selectively ignore/report unusedReactimports. Doing this would also fix remaining false positives in this rule. This workaround should work in most cases though.I can make follow-up PR to have our lint runtime parse
tsconfig.jsonfiles and make that data available to rules viaLintContext. That change would potentially have large implications and lots of edge cases, so we should discuss it first.